Placement of Shani Yantra/ About Shani

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Namaste Pankaj,

 

There is actually no specific designated direction for Shani Yantra to

face. However its important to place it on the altar. Since its the

furthest planet (if I remember correctly) from the Sun, its all right

for placing on the furthest left part of the altar.

 

If being afflicted by Sadhe Sati or Shani Mahadasha, its suggested to

peform daily prayers in front of Shani Yantra and recite the mantra 108

times each day. Light an oil lamp and incense. Offer black sesame

seeds, black grams, flowers, fruit, sweets, milk and curd.

 

On Saturdays, donate black clothing, iron nails, steel items, cooking

oven, cooking utensils, and fried and oily food to beggars. Its also

fine to donate black mustard seeds and black sesame seeds to poor

families. Another type of donation is a black cow or buffalo to a poor

man on Saturday evening.

 

On Saturdays, visit Hanuman Temple, do prayers and make offerings. Out

of the pantheon of more than 330 million gods, Sri Hanuman is the only

deity who can control Shani. Its Shani's nature 'to sit' on everyone,

gods, planetary deities and rishis. In order to sit on Sri Hanuman,

Shani had to ask his permission to sit on Him. Shani then was able to

sit on Hanuman, then Hanuman used his tail to flick Shani's face to the

floor. Hence Hanuman is able to control Shani and not let Shani sit on

Him without His permission.

 

Persons going through minor and major Shani malefic periods will also

benefit if they pray regularly to Sri Hanuman. The same goes for those

undergoing Kaal Sarp Yoga.

 

An interesting article about Shani will be posted in the next message.

Please print it out for your own reference now or for the future. It

makes us all understand more about Shani.

 

 

Om Bholenath

 

 

 

 

 

, pankaj joshi

<joshi809 wrote:

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> Could you please let me know what direction should Shani Yantra

Face , and any small pointers would be highly

appreceated...........Thanks in advance.

>

>

> KIND REGARDS,

> PANKAJ JOSHI.

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